What does Joe Biden believe about NASA, space exploration and commercial space?

Mission Possible: How Tom Cruise's plan to film in space fits NASA's trajectory

Amid New Cold War, Congressmen Bet Big on Beating China at Science

Arizona’s Mark Kelly Sat on Advisory Board of Company That Partnered With Chinese Tech Giant

Scientists Discover So-Called ‘Skinny Gene’

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“The trampoline is working”—SpaceX returns human spaceflight to America

NASA says SpaceX launch is about hope, commerce, the Moon, Mars — and China

China’s Cislunar Space Ambitions Draw Scrutiny

SpaceX loses another Starship prototype in massive explosion

The Moon Is But One Small Step For Japan And The Space Industry

Get Your Ticket to the Moon: Europe’s First Ever Lunar Lander

SpaceX, NASA to try again for landmark launch of two astronauts from Florida

Maybe the Elusive Planet 9 Doesn’t Exist After All

Chicxulub asteroid created huge hydrothermal system

Trump space speech in Florida likely to test apolitical nature of NASA

U.S. Space Force debuts new recruiting ad entitled ‘Make History’

What does Joe Biden believe about NASA, space exploration and commercial space?

Third European Service Module for Artemis Mission to Land Astronauts on the Moon

NASA chief "all in" for Tom Cruise to film on space station

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US court grants permission to recover Marconi telegraph from Titanic wreckage

Scientists create virus that has potential to fight cancer

The Detective Aboard NASA's Perseverance Rover

Elon Musk told NASA astronauts' kids ahead of the SpaceX launch, 'We've done everything we can to make sure your dads come back OK'

How to watch the SpaceX Crew Dragon manned spacecraft launch

The Solar System Might Not Exist if There Wasn’t a Huge Galactic Collision with the Milky Way Billions of Years Ago

Meet The Woman Who Will Direct the Next Moon Landing

What It’s Like to Sweat the Launch of a New Spaceship

Doug Liman To Direct Tom Cruise In Outer Space-Shot Movie Collaboration With Elon Musk & NASA

J.K. Rowling Begins Publishing ‘The Ickabog,’ for Children in Lockdown

What does Joe Biden believe about NASA, space exploration and commercial space?

Update: It looks like Charles Bolden and Bill Nelson are advising Team Biden on space policy.

Early tests of vaccine for COVID-19 pass peer review, look promising

New material could be used to make a liquid metal robot

Growing Anomalies at the Large Hadron Collider Raise Hopes

SpaceX to launch astronauts — and a new era of private human spaceflight

Media’s Unpunished Lies Hurt The Nation Far Worse Than Trump’s Indefensible Tweets

Unleashing the Dragon – the NASA bargain behind this week’s SpaceX launch

Five Great American Civil War Films

‘Planet Of The Humans’ EP Michael Moore & Director Jeff Gibbs Blast “Blatant Censorship” After Controversial Documentary Yanked From YouTube

A reckoning for Russia's space program

Russia will not accept attempts to privatize the Moon, says Roscosmos CEO

SpaceX, NASA give final 'go' for historic astronaut launch Wednesday

New Marsquake study could shatter theories on how Mars was born

The Astronaut Wives Know Exactly What to Expect

What does Joe Biden believe about NASA, space exploration and commercial space?

The easy way to answer this question is that Biden’s space policy could be Obamaspace 2.0. The Artemis return to the moon program would be cancelled, or at least delayed for so long as to be rendered meaningless. The Space Force would be disbanded and folded back into the Air Force. Many Democrats, especially those who hope to serve in a Biden administration, tend to be against anything that President Trump proposes just because Trump proposed it.

Rocketman (and woman): Elon and Gwynne, the pair who made SpaceX

Elon Musk’s First Astronaut Launch Is One Giant Leap For Space Capitalism

On the Moon, astronaut pee will be a hot commodity

Space Development Agency scouting the market for launch services

U.S. Troops Are Vulnerable. Israel Technologies Can Help

THERMOPYLAE, ALASKA: A REMARKABLY SMALL PART OF THE US MILITARY RESPONSIBLE FOR NUCLEAR MISSILE DEFENSE

Rethinking the role of blood pressure drugs in COVID-19

Colonizing Mars may require humanity to tweak its DNA

The SpaceX Starship Could Fly This Summer!

SpaceX is about to launch its first astronauts into orbit. Experts say it's a pit stop on a larger quest: 'Get Elon to Mars'

For Trump and NASA, the stakes are enormous for upcoming flight with crew

Astronauts perform one last dress rehearsal for big SpaceX launch next week

Far less carbon capture is needed to avoid a climate catastrophe, study argues

How the latest X-37B mission may change the world

Trump to attend Elon Musk's SpaceX launch in Florida next week

It's official: SpaceX is 'go' to launch NASA astronauts on Crew Dragon spaceship

Pluto’s strange atmosphere just collapsed

Is faster-than-light travel possible?

Trump administration discussed conducting first U.S. nuclear test in decades

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NASA Invites Public to Be Its Guests to Celebrate Historic ‘Launch America’

SpaceX to make history with crewed ISS mission. Here's how to watch.

MEET THE FIRST NASA ASTRONAUTS SPACEX WILL LAUNCH TO ORBIT

Wandering stars pass through our solar system surprisingly often

Freaky ‘Active’ Object in Jupiter’s Orbit Is First of Its Kind Seen by Astronomers

How the latest X-37B mission may change the world

NASA & Elon Musk’s SpaceX Launch Live: Discovery & Science Channel To Air Historic Liftoff & 2-Hour Docu; Katy Perry, Adam Savage & Mark Rober Among Guests

NASA Telescope Named For ‘Mother of Hubble’ Nancy Grace Roman

The numbers don’t lie—NASA’s move to commercial space has saved money

The Many-Worlds Theory, Explained

Nuclear Rockets May Be the Answer to Space Exploration Beyond the Solar System

Why Did NASA’s Head Of Human Spaceflight Suddenly Resign?

The numbers don’t lie—NASA’s move to commercial space has saved money

How to watch the SpaceX Demo-2 launch from home and celebrate with the ultimate watch party

America Just Made a Huge Investment in Next-Gen Nuclear Power

Here’s how we could mine the moon for rocket fuel

How Biden Could Be Handing Trump His Reelection

'We need answers': Departure of NASA's human spaceflight chief raises alarm

NASA’s human spaceflight chief just resigned, and the timing couldn’t be worse

Energy Limits to the Gross Domestic Product on Earth

Once carbon emission neutrality and other sustainability goals have been achieved, a widespread assumption is that economic growth at current rates can be sustained beyond the 21st century. However, even if we achieve these goals, this article shows that the overall size of Earth's global economy is facing an upper limit purely due to energy and thermodynamic factors. For that, we break down global warming into two components: the greenhouse gas effect and heat dissipation from energy consumption related to economic activities. For the temperature increase due to greenhouse gas emissions, we take 2 °C and 5 °C as our lower and upper bounds. For the warming effect of heat dissipation related to energy consumption, we use a simplified model for global warming and an extrapolation of the historical correlation between global gross domestic product (GDP) and primary energy production. Combining the two effects, we set the acceptable global warming temperature limit to 7 °C above pre-industrial levels. We develop four scenarios, based on the viability of large-scale deployment of carbon-neutral energy sources. Our results indicate that for a 2% annual GDP growth, the upper limit will be reached at best within a few centuries, even in favorable scenarios where new energy sources such as fusion power are deployed on a massive scale. We conclude that unless GDP can be largely decoupled from energy consumption, thermodynamics will put a hard cap on the size of Earth's economy. Further economic growth would necessarily require expanding economic activities into space.

How the latest X-37B mission may change the world

Explaining China’s space ambitions and goals through the lens of strategic culture

When Washington went to the Moon: An interview with Glen Wilson

NASA will likely add a rendezvous test to the first piloted Orion space mission

The science of prayer

Can electrical impulses in the brain explain the stuff that dreams are made on? What a new consciousness-detector reveals

NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility to partially reopen

NASA crowdsourcing helps build a better Moon digging robot

NASA Just Released The Artemis Accords - Guidelines For Humans to Abide by in Space

Who should get a coronavirus vaccine first? It’s complicated

Good News on the Human Immune Response to the Coronavirus

How the latest X-37B mission may change the world

The X-37B, the secretive uncrewed reusable space plane, has lifted off from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. The spacecraft is loaded with a variety of experiments, some from NASA, some from the United States Space Force. One experiment, testing the microwave transmission of solar energy captured from space, has the potential to change the world.

The latest Chinese space launch presents both a problem and an opportunity for NASA

Private firms to get access to ISRO’s facilities, space exploration opportunities

SpaceX to launch first Starlink satellites testing 'VisorSat' to block sun

How NASA is building a new breed of spacesuit for the first expedition to Mars

A temple that predates Stonehenge reveals architectural planning may be older than we think

CDC Official Has Solution for Vaccine Refusers: ‘We’ll Just Get Rid of All Whites in the United States’

Israel Space Agency proposal among NASA finalists in search for alien life

Coronavirus pandemic delays key tests of NASA's new SLS megarocket

Archaeologists Will Excavate a Viking Ship for the First Time in Over 100 Years

Trump administration outlines audacious plan to deliver ‘hundreds of millions’ of Covid-19 vaccine doses by end of 2020

Tesla and Elon Musk Belong in Texas

Why the new X-37 space plane mission is a big deal

NASA creates Artemis Accords in effort to extend its values to the Moon

The Artemis Accords

The latest Chinese space launch presents both a problem and an opportunity for NASA

SpaceX Crew Flight To ISS A Boon To U.S. But a Costly Blow To Russian Space Program

NASA and SpaceX are now less than two weeks from a historic crew launch

Gilead should ditch remdesivir and focus on its simpler and safer ancestor

Is the Big Bang In crisis?

House Republicans suddenly optimistic about California political landscape

Joe Biden: Space Policy Enigma

One takeaway is that in 2008 Biden was in favor of making China a "full partner" in space exploration. He might want to walk that one back.

SpaceX simulator lets you dock with the International Space Station

NASA official on how lunar landers will be developed by 2024

How NASA Certifies New Spacecraft Safe Enough for Humans

The ingredients for a longer life

Predicted Blue Wave Crashes In Wisconsin, California Special Elections

NASA estimates having SpaceX and Boeing build spacecraft for astronauts saved $20 billion to $30 billion

The latest Chinese space launch presents both a problem and an opportunity for NASA

NASA is Going to Try Manufacturing a Telescope Mirror in Space

Is NASA Actually Working On a Warp Drive?

Large chunks of a Chinese rocket missed New York City by about 15 minutes

NASA’s weird wing design could lead to futuristic, fuel-efficient airplanes

A secret experiment revealed: In a medical first, doctors treat Parkinson’s with a novel brain cell transplant

Religious overtones in the new Space Force recruitment video

Toward a brighter future: Continuity of the Artemis program

Reinvigorating NASA’s lunar exploration plans after the pandemic

Former astronaut and SpaceX consultant on creating a new crewed spacecraft: ‘We were really the underdogs’

New Math Proves That a Special Kind of Space-Time Is Unstable

Medieval Arrows Inflicted Injuries That Mirror Damage Caused by Modern Bullets

A 2024 Moon landing may sound crazy, but NASA is giving its best shot

The latest Chinese space launch presents both a problem and an opportunity for NASA

China has successfully launched its Long March 5B rocket, putting a prototype of its new crewed spacecraft into low Earth orbit. As Ars Technica suggests, China has advanced its space effort considerably, allowing it to perform a variety of space missions that promise to match and even exceed anything that NASA has achieved. The launch presents a problem for the space agency but also an opportunity.

Building a Moon Base Using Astronaut Waste in Lunar Concrete

Here's how NASA engineers piloting the Mars rover are managing their work-life balance during lockdown

Space Force to get deeper insight into inner workings of SpaceX commercial launches

Can We Extract Energy From Gravitational Waves?

WHAT IS THE ULTIMATE MOON HABITAT MADE OF?

How SpaceX's Starship became NASA's ace in the hole to get to the moon by 2024

Elon Musk Said I Could Beta Test Starlink!

China’s new spacecraft—which resembles a Crew Dragon—just landed

Space Force to get deeper insight into inner workings of SpaceX commercial launches

Launch preparations continue for NASA’s next Mars rover

Hubble Views a Galaxy Burning Bright

X-37B Space Plane's Microwave Power Beam Experiment Is A Way Bigger Deal Than It Seems

Democrats are struggling to thwart NASA’s commercial return to the moon

Our View: NASA flight the shot in the arm we needed

Digging Up Regolith: Why Mining the Moon Seems More Possible Than Ever

NASA's EmDrive Leader Has a New Interstellar Project

New system harnesses the strange magic of twisted graphene

Are We Seeing a New Ocean Starting to Form in Africa?

How SpaceX's Starship became NASA's ace in the hole to get to the moon by 2024

NASA planning to launch an integrated Lunar Gateway in 2023

NASA rolls out ‘Launch America’ campaign

Carbon emissions on the moon put theory of moon birth in doubt

Radio Wave Breakthrough Helps Stabilize Fusion Reactions

Are Beijing’s bold moves in the South China Sea mere opportunism amid Covid-19 or the new normal?

Exclusive: 1996 court document confirms Tara Reade told of harassment in Biden’s office

Democrats are struggling to thwart NASA’s commercial return to the moon

Recently, NASA selected three commercial partners to build lunar landers that will deliver the “first woman and the next man” to the lunar surface by 2024. The companies are Dynetics, Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin, and Elon Musk’s SpaceX. The contracts are designed along the lines of the Commercial Crew program, in which the companies will own the lunar landers, and NASA would fly on them to the moon’s surface as a customer.

Bridenstine ties international cooperation on Artemis to norms of behavior in space

NASA planning to launch an integrated Lunar Gateway in 2023

Astronomers find closest black hole to Earth, hints of more

What Will It Be Like When We Reach The End Of The Universe?

The US should follow Sweden's approach to combating COVID-19

SpaceX has fired Starship’s Raptor engine and the vehicle still stands

How SpaceX's Starship became NASA's ace in the hole to get to the moon by 2024

Once NASA reopens, giant rocket managed in Huntsville will be ready

Virgin Galactic teams up with NASA to pursue high-speed air travel

Tom Cruise will work with NASA on first movie filmed in space, NASA says

An ancient river on Mars may have flowed for 100,000 years

An emerging antiviral takes aim at COVID-19

NASA evaluation sees SpaceX lunar lander as innovative but risky

NASA's Perseverance rover will look at Mars through these eyes

How Much Energy Does It Take to Blow Up a Planet?

Could Life Thrive on Hydrogen-Rich Alien Worlds?

Out Of This World! Tom Cruise Plots Movie To Shoot In Space With Elon Musk’s SpaceX

How SpaceX's Starship became NASA's ace in the hole to get to the moon by 2024

NASA has announced the three commercial teams that have been slated to build machines that will return human beings to the moon in four years. They are Dynetics, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin and Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Of the three, the proposal by SpaceX has the most potential to land that next man and first woman on the moon by 2024.<.P>

Army taps DCS Corp. to study how human soldiers interact with artificial intelligence (AI) on the battlefield

A breakthrough approaches for solar power

House members criticize NASA lunar lander awards

Smarter irrigation could feed millions more

Say There Were a Black Hole in Our Solar System: How Would We Find It?

How the United States plans to make space exploration pay

Researchers establish new timeline for ancient magnetic field on Mars

KEY HOUSE DEMOCRATS “DISAPPOINTED” WITH HLS AWARDS

Here's how Blue Origin's human lander system will carry astronauts to the lunar surface

SpaceX to Bring Crew to Short-Staffed Space Station for Longer Stay

Newly Reprocessed Images of Europa Show 'Chaos Terrain' in Crisp Detail

NASA identifies risks in SpaceX’s Starship lunar lander proposal

Beacon of hope? NASA sees inspiration parallels between Apollo and Artemis moonshots

NASA will pay a staggering $146 million for each SLS rocket engine

30 Years Later, This Big Boy Fusion Reactor Is Almost Ready to Turn On

Nanotechnology to Treat Alzheimer’s Disease

Should You Get an Antibody Test?

Michael Moore’s green energy takedown—worse than Netflix’s Goop series?

NASA is counting on a lot of unproven rockets for its Artemis plan

Robots Will Replace Soldiers In Combat, Says Russia

How the United States plans to make space exploration pay

NASA's Artemis program is a perfect response to China's coronavirus cover-up

SpaceX’s Moon Starship is a brilliant step towards reusable Mars rockets

Deformed Skulls Offer Clues About Life During Collapse of Roman Empire

NASA puts Blue Origin, Dynetics and SpaceX on the list for lunar lander development program

NASA awards lunar lander contracts to Blue Origin, Dynetics—and Starship

The Scientists Who Won't Give Up on the Warp Drive